Gryllos: conjoined heads of a youth, a bearded man, a satyr, and a ram

Italian

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The term gryllos, used for these bizarre combinations, is derived from the Greek word for caricature.

Gryllos: conjoined heads of a youth, a bearded man, a satyr, and a ram, Onyx and gold, Italian

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